NEW YORK - The Curator’s Eye, (www.CuratorsEye.com), the distinctive online platform for the finest art and antiques from distinguished dealers across the globe, recently spoke with Michael Pashby, who deals in fine quality English Antiques and Decorative Arts items that combine rarity, beautiful design, excellent craftsmanship and ingenuity.

Pashby reports, “I maintain my own robust gallery website, but CuratorsEye.com supports every work of art exhibited on it with item-specific, keyword-driven advertising across the web. This helps buyers find what they are looking for and dealers find the right audience for their offerings.”

He continues, “On The Curator’s Eye, I exhibited a pair of exceptional George III chairs bearing the coat of arms of a distinguished European family. A direct descendant of the person who had originally commissioned the chairs came across the site while he was researching into the family's history. CuratorsEye.com then pointed him my way and we began a conversation.”

Michael Pashby specializes in works from the mid 17th century to the late 19th century and always has an extensive stock of Georgian and Regency period furniture, particularly documented and signed examples from the famous maker Gillows of Lancaster. “It is good to have a venue such as CuratorsEye.com that does justice to quality inventory,” he says.

The Curator's Eye has been very selective about who to partner with, extending offers of membership to the finest and most distinguished international dealers. Indeed, Pashby suggets that “members of the trade who offer historically important, signed pieces by known, well-researched artists, and of important provenance, are more likely to benefit from what CuratorsEye.com does. And as a result it resonates with collector-connoisseurs who are in search of such pieces.”

The Curator’s Eye offers personalized services for dealers to find a larger international audience, and has a global team of regional and specialist dealer representatives. As the art world expands into emerging markets and younger generations do more and more research online, The Curator’s Eye is poised to facilitate these initial virtual connections. Today, collectors from Monaco, India, France, Brazil, and Russia are among the registered users from over eighty countries. To view outstanding items available from the top dealers across the world, visit http://www.CuratorsEye.com/.